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The religion of geology and its connected sciences

by: Hitchcock, Edward, 1793-1864

Publication date: 1851

Topics: Bible and geology, Religion and science

Publisher: Boston, Phillips, Sampson

Collection: claremont_school_of_theology; internetarchivebooks

Contributor: Internet Archive

Language: English

Item Size: 1.5G

xvi, 511 pages 20 cm

Revelation illustrated by science -- The epoch of the earth's creation unrevealed -- Death a universal law of organic beings on this globe from the beginning -- The Noachian deluge compared with the geological deluges -- The world's supposed eternity -- Geological proofs of the divine benevolence -- Divine benevolenvce as exhibited in a fallen world -- Unity of the divine plan and operation in all ages of the world's history -- The hypothesis of creation by law -- Special and miraculous providence -- The future condition and destiny of the earth -- The telegraphic system of the universe -- The vast plans of Jehovah -- Scientific truth, rightly applied, is religious truth